Tools: Learn New Words | Secure Password Generator | Startup Tools | PDF Generator

Mothy (Adjective)

Worn or eaten away by (or as if by) moths; "moth-eaten blankets".

All adjective clusters.

The once beautiful dress had become mothy and threadbare after years of neglect.
She threw away the mothy blanket, which was no longer fit for use.
The carpet had been infested with moths, leaving it mothy and uneven in texture.
His mothy suit made him look shabby and uninvited at the wedding reception.
After storing it for decades, she discovered her favorite childhood coat was now mothy and crumbling.

Infested with moths.

All adjective clusters.

The antique wool sweaters in the attic had become mothy over the years and were now covered in small holes.
Her grandmother's vintage wedding dress was mothy and yellowed with age, but still exuded a timeless elegance.
The old armchair in the corner of the room was mothy and worn, its once-plush upholstery now shabby and frayed.
After a few months of storage, the carpet had become mothy and infested with tiny insects that had eaten away at the fibers.
The smell of decay and mothballs wafted up from the mothy blankets in the trunk, a reminder of summers past.